Best Ramen in Montreal for 2026 highlights 10 places in Montreal, including Yokato Yokabai Ramen, Ramen Nakamichi, and Kazo Ramen Mont-Royal. Compare local context, reservation options, price cues, photos, and Urba guide notes before you go.
Yokato Yokabai Ramen offers authentic Japanese ramen.
Located on Rue Drolet, Yokato Yokabai Ramen is celebrated for its traditional ramen bowls, including Tonkotsu and Gomami varieties. The cozy room makes it a popular choice for ramen enthusiasts.
Ramen enthusiasts, casual dining
Best on Thursday or Friday dinner service
Ramen Nakamichi's Tokyo-style noodles attract ramen lovers to its cozy bistro.
Located on Boulevard Saint-Laurent, this urban bistro combines a warm ambiance with a menu of original ramen bowls. The homemade desserts are an unexpected but great bonus.
Date nights, dessert lovers, ramen purists
Go dinner for a bustling vibe.
Kazo Ramen offers an authentic taste of Japan with its expertly crafted bowls.
Kazo Ramen provides a warm atmosphere where the focus is on delivering authentic ramen flavors. The attention to detail in each bowl is evident, making it worth the trip for ramen aficionados.
Ramen purists, cozy dining, authentic flavors
Pro tip. Use this as a lunch ramen stop when you want a focused bowl.
Go lunch for a quiet, satisfying meal.
KINTON RAMEN MONT-ROYAL gives Montreal a ramen stop built around ramen, ramen bowls, and noodles, with a practical fit for ramen bowls.
KINTON RAMEN MONT-ROYAL at 837 Mont-Royal Ave E works for ramen bowls when you want ramen, ramen bowls, and noodles. Keep it in the mix for solo dinners or quick meals, especially Weekday lunch before 1pm.
ramen bowls, solo dinners, quick meals
Pro tip. Use this as a lunch ramen stop when you want a focused bowl.
Go weekday lunch before 1pm
Ramen Isshin Mont-Royal gives Montreal a ramen stop built around ramen, gyoza, and ramen bowls, with a practical fit for ramen bowls.
Ramen Isshin Mont-Royal at 1217 Mont-Royal Ave E works for ramen bowls when you want ramen, gyoza, and ramen bowls. Keep it in the mix for solo dinners or quick meals, especially Weekday lunch before 1pm.
ramen bowls, solo dinners, quick meals
Pro tip. Use this as a lunch ramen stop when you want a focused bowl.
Go weekday lunch before 1pm
Sansotei Ramen offers a modern take on Japanese noodle soups with rich, flavorful broths.
Situated on Mont-Royal Ave, Sansotei Ramen provides a laid-back atmosphere where the focus is on delivering rich and satisfying ramen bowls. The chashu is particularly well-regarded.
Modern ramen lovers, relaxed dining, solo slurping
Pro tip. Use this as a lunch ramen stop when you want a focused bowl.
Go dinner for a comforting bowl after a long day.
Neotokyo offers a unique ramen experience with a neo-futuristic ambiance.
Neotokyo is a noodle bar with a cyberpunk feel, offering delicious ramen in a neo-futuristic setting on Viger Street. It's ideal for those seeking a unique dining atmosphere.
Ramen lovers, unique dining experiences
Best on Thursday or Friday dinner service
Ramen Misoya specializes in miso ramen, offering hearty portions.
Located on Rue Bishop, Ramen Misoya specializes in miso ramen. The generous portions and flavorful broth make it popular with ramen lovers.
Miso ramen fans, hearty meals
Best on Thursday or Friday dinner service
Ramen 9000 offers a focused ramen experience in a minimalist setting.
Ramen 9000 provides a focused ramen experience with a minimalist approach on Boulevard Saint-Laurent. It's a great choice for those seeking a straightforward and satisfying bowl of ramen.
Minimalist dining, ramen enthusiasts
Best on Thursday or Friday dinner service
Sumo Ramen gives Montreal a ramen stop built around ramen, ramen bowls, and noodles, with a practical fit for ramen bowls.
Sumo Ramen at 1005 Boul. Saint-Laurent works for ramen bowls when you want ramen, ramen bowls, and noodles. Keep it in the mix for solo dinners or quick meals, especially Weekday lunch before 1pm.
ramen bowls, solo dinners, quick meals
Go weekday lunch before 1pm
